Dogeaters Manga | Mankind failed to transcend the Petroleum Age - Part 69

Recent aniani ku’i ‘ai

Posted on 06.03.16 under aniani ku'i 'ai, glass, glass poi pounders, poi pounders

Or glass poi pounders. These are big one, from 6 to over 8 lbs.

L.A. flashback…

Posted on 05.27.16 under Uncategorized

“Some men get the world. Others get ex-hookers and a trip to Arizona.”

“Go back to Jersey, missy. This is the City of the Angels, and you ain’t got no wings.”

Pounding the Void

Posted on 05.21.16 under Cloud Hands Project, POUNDING THE VOID

POUNDING THE VOID
(written performed, recorded by Malcolm Wong)

It rained today
Washed the pain away
One song at a time
Down the stairs I climbed

The tide is low
Gulf of Mexico
I slept with a ghost
Lay with her on the coast

Pounding the void
Calling Sigmund Freud
Lust-powered dreams
Hysterical extremes

His & Hers

Posted on 05.18.16 under glass, glassblowing, Malcolm Wong

For your drinking pleasure!

Recent stemware by Malcolm Wong.

More Ordinary people

Posted on 05.17.16 under Meiji Dori, ordinary people, Tokyo, Yamate Dori

Enoki is running for office. Enoki is also a kind of mushroom…

He’s headed for Nakai Station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line.

Yamate Dori runs north-south from Ikebukuro to Tokyo Bay. During rush hour, it’s jammed. This is about 9:30 AM.

There are a number of train and subway stations on Yamate Dori. This is near Nakai.

Between Nakai and Ochiai Station on Yamate Dori.

The dog sensed me, but its mistress was in another dimension.

A semi-rare gaijin pedestrian on Shin-Omekaido Dori between Nakano Sakaue, Marunouchi Line and Seibu Shinjuku station.

Meiji Dori across from Times Square Takashimaya.

Meiji Dori between Sendagaya and Harajuku. This area has a number of large fashion companies that are going extinct.

The same intersection. Take a right to go to Harajuku station.

Preparing for another day of retail in Harajuku on Meiji Dori.

Warm weather brings bicycles.

I believe it is hinoki allergy season…

This geezer may be homeless, but he has wheels.

Ramen and Abulla Soba are fast foods.

And here we are in Daikanyama.

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